performing arts and music

Book Tours: Starter Day Party for The Noise Beneath The Apple

I’m hosting the starter day party today for the book tour for performing arts and music book “The Noise Beneath The Apple”, a BOTYA winner that combines a website, music and a book in a fun multimedia project.

Tour Schedule

November 9^th: Starter Day Party @ I Heart Reading

November 11^th: Guest Post @ I’m an Eclectic Reader

November 12^th: Promo Post @ Undercover Book Reviews

November 13^th: Author Interview @ The Single Librarian

November 14^th: Guest Post @ Cassidy Crimson’s Blog

November 16^th: Promo Post @ Forever Book Lover

About The Book

Title: The Noise Beneath The Apple

Author: Heather Jacks

Genre: Performing Arts & Music

The Noise Beneath the Apple® is a limited-edition, 200-page deluxe collector’s edition art-style book full of high quality photographs and intimate stories from 35 groundbreaking musicians in New York City’s underground music scene. It also comes with a very special eleven track vinyl record, which features the original music of a select number of participants. The audio component was mastered by Academy Award winning engineer Reuben Cohen.

This book is a BOTYA winner.

Author Bio

Heather Jacks was raised on an Indian reservation in southeastern Oregon, until age fifteen. Jacks was the first ‘experimental exchange student’ to Australia with an organization called YFU, Youth for Understanding, where she spent 10.5 months in 1982. Once she returned, she received her B.A. from USF and followed that with two years of study at UC Davis. She has worked in the music industry in various capacities, since the eighties; radio, production, A&R, booking and most recently as a music journalist. She recently won a Book of the Year Award for her multi-media project, The Noise Beneath the Apple®, which was inspired by her love for street music, busking and the people who make it.